The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-08-20

-Hod. Taylor, of Hudson, was
viewing our improvements one day
this week.
Our new street cars are expected
TO make their first trip this Friday
afternoon.
The now YOU see it, etc, show
Thursday evening had three dollar
house, 50 the boys say.
Neil Smith went down to St, Paul
Wednesday to buy new delivery
wagon. 1t is nice one
Mrs. Stack and slsterof the West
End were calling on friends at this
end Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. +, @. Thomas agent for the
Omaha rail road in adjusting claims.
etc, spent few days in town this
week.
New houses are springing up so
fast all about town that our reporter
has about given up trying to keep
track Of them.
Prof Bruder opened up at the
rink Thursday evening with his now
you see it, and now YOU don't see it,
sort of an entertainment.
Miss Jessie Hughes Of Hudson,
Is spending a few days in town visit
Ing her father who Is in the abstract
business here at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Col Hayes went
down the lake a short distance for a
. pleasure trip, this week, and have had
beautiful weather most Of the time.
Neil Smiths delivery team ran
away one day this week, and scattered
,lia-s about in great shape. H
sold his wagon for old iron afterwards.
Our city fathers are doing some
much needed draining, also doing
some good work in the way Of putting
down new sidewalk and repairing in
other places.
Miss n, z. Harvey Of Eau Claire
/ wh0 Is engaged in the millinery bust
ness Is zpending her vacation in Su-
Peri,r and IS enjoying our cool days
and lake breezes.
Mrs. NJ. S9auldins os Eau Claire
Is spending few days in our city aud
is the guest Of Mrs. Campbell Mrs.
:. enjoys the reputation Of being
successful physician.
The subjects for thought at the
II. T, Church tomorrow are: Morning
a Good Mixture Necessary"
Evening-"The New Birth; no oc-
casiou for marvel"
Mr. and Mrs. ". Pattison and
children Who have been visiting at
Marquette Mich, have arrived home
and we're accompanied by Miss Frink
who will remain some time.
Mr.. Norrisey of Franklin, Pa,
is in the city and made Us a call yes
trrlay lIr Morrisey IS strong in the
faith thst we could get gas here
if we could put down the we'll.
Mrs. Whitney is expected home
this Friday evening, from her three
weeks visit with friends at home in
Pennsylvania, and J. DIS smile even
now reaches clear across the street,
Senator Beck Of Kentucky spent
day in our city this week. He IS
one Of the original founders Of Super
Tor, and what he has done for the
+ place is seen on every hand today.
filings are working and we are
assured that in 4 very short time we
shall see important railroad and other
developments here that will astonish
even the most sanguine. Let EN-
deveIopc, we will try and endure it.
"A heavy storm came up from the
west Wednesday evening, and divided
on the St Louis River, a part going
to the north Of u, and a part going
to the south, in consequence Of all
which we did not get much rain here
Mrs. 4. ". TcrBush who has
been for the past ten weeks visiting
friends at her former home Ludington
Mich. and other point. Of interest IN
that state, returned home by way Of
the lake on Monday, and Allan now
wears a happy smile.
Our band Of jolly campers return
ed to civilized life Thursday evening.
The girls have not yet reported their
conquests, but from the peaceful
happy look some Of them wear, we
conclude they '-otthereaII the same,
despite the flies and bugs. Selah
Mr.. J. f. LAUDER who has been
spending several days in our city
started for his home in BeIIvue, Iowa,
Monday, stopping in st. Paul few
days. Mr.. Lanber has friends in the
southern part Of the state who intend
locating mill and think near the
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